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Ecclesiastical Courts , ecclesiastical courts have existed alongside secular courts from the Norman Conquest onwards, though their activities were much diminished after the… Court , COURT
A judicial tribunal established to administer justice. An entity in the government to which the administration of justice is delegated. In a br… principal , prin·ci·pal / ˈprinsəpəl/ • adj. 1. first in order of importance; main: the country's principal cities. 2. (of money) denoting an original sum invest… Gavrilo Princip , Gavrilo Princip
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It would have been incomprehensible, at the turn of the nineteenth century, to believe that the actions of one man co… State Courts , Judicial tribunals established by each of the fifty states.
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